Curator Heinz Häsler is delighted to be able to show the Cantonale Berne Jura exhibition live in the Kunsthaus for the artist and the public.
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The replica “Bar Aubette” by Sophie Taeuber-Arp, left over from the “Kunsthaus Konkret” exhibition, which was only shown briefly, forms a kind of focal point in the large hall.
Photo: Anne-Marie Günter
“You are once again moving out of your comfortable Swiss-German language cosmos and have the opportunity to visit Porrentruy, Biel, Moutier or the towns of Thun or Interlaken,” writes the NZZ in its current weekend supplement “Bellevue”. The Cantonale Bern Jura exhibition invites you to a road trip with a “lively, varied and surprisingly artistic program”.
Corona ensured that the Bern-Jura art trip came to an abrupt end in December. It has been back since this weekend. Thun has, however, opened a new exhibition on the work of Ernst Ramseier, and some of the other nine participating institutions will only show the Cantonale until mid-March. The Kunsthaus Interlaken shows them the longest, namely until April 4th. The exhibited works are for sale.
